Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City Tickets

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China – Hangzhou

Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City

The Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu City is the first national park in China themed around prehistoric civilization, presenting the 5,000-year-old Liangzhu culture. With a combination of ancient ruins, ecological lakes, and a state-of-the-art archaeological museum, the park offers a vivid glimpse into early religious systems, engineering practices, and social hierarchies. It’s a culturally rich and educational spot in Hangzhou, ideal for history enthusiasts, family travelers, and school field trips.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily 09:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:30). Actual hours may change due to weather, seasons, or special events. Please check the official website for the latest updates.

  • Recommended Visit Duration: 4–6 hours to gain deeper insight into the site’s layout and history.

  • Best Time to Visit: Weekdays during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer mild weather and fewer crowds.

  • Other Notes:

    • Online reservation is advised, especially on holidays when crowds peak.

    • Bring a valid ID and your reservation confirmation (e-ticket or printed).

    • Audio guides and scheduled tours are available; the official app also offers free voice guide services.

Ticket Types & Prices

1-Day Admission Ticket (Adult)

  • CNY 55
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Over 90% of visitors give positive reviews, praising the expansive exhibition areas and interactive museum design. The park effectively inspires curiosity about ancient civilization. Facilities are well-maintained, and guides are detailed—ideal for families. That said, summer afternoons can be hot, so sunscreen and hydration are recommended.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want to dive deeper into Liangzhu culture? Our guide includes maps, site zones, and transportation tips. We also suggest a one-day route featuring the Liangzhu Museum and nearby cultural spots, bringing you closer to the origins of Chinese civilization.

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets on-site?
A: Yes, but tickets are limited on holidays and peak seasons. It’s best to book online in advance.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks into the park?
A: You may bring packaged snacks and water, but open-air picnics or hot foods are not allowed. Keep the area clean.

Q: Are guided tours or audio devices available?
A: Yes. You can rent audio guides, join scheduled tours, or use the official app for free voice tours.

Q: Is it suitable for kids?
A: Absolutely! There are kid-friendly amenities, simplified explanations, and interactive outdoor areas.

Q: Is the Liangzhu Museum part of the park?
A: They are separate but adjacent. Walking between them is easy, and visiting both is highly recommended.